HiIn light of the current down market in many areas, I am thinking that the next year will be a good time to jump in to the 'buy, rent and hold' strategy.I have been reading the Landlording forum here, but I was thinking that it might be a good idea to get some formal training and education in that area before getting started.

The last response is true.people will send you their list unblocked.When you send out your emails, make sure to block (BCC)your contacts.Your buyers list is your "money", and as you've seenonce you've given them away (on purpuse or accident)someone else will use them, and you won't get paid from it.Another tip, when out riding, and you see a rehab under way.Stop and talk a bit.If he's/she's doing a rehab, they might be a buyer,and they might be buying soon again.

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The best example I can give you is in the form of a question: Why do you suppose the current real estate market cool-down has not been worse, or that it wasn't the huge collapse of a 'bubble' popping that so many have been predicting?

Mike,Thanks for the tip.

The advantage for a lot of us that are still in the game- is that a whole bunch of investors are out of it now.The market cool-down means it's time to get back to basics, time to sharpen the skills again, and get hot!

Thanks for any tips,I appreciate the guidance!

They seem to offer some good tips, but I didn't buy.

That's cool Loki!

I read the 4 hour work week.. its pretty much what everyone is saying.. the author gives some great tips on how to streamline your operations to stop wasting time, and give a lot of info on how to get 'effective' outsourcing partners.